i think it'd be quite the time saver if -F was actually safe ... at the moment, if you have a setup with even a minor interdependency, you cannot use the option ... this sucks when you have mounts on different devices/networked machines that could be parallized for example, you cant do -F here: /dev/sda2 / ... /dev/sda3 /usr ... /dev/sda4 /usr/local ... /dev/sdb1 /mnt/foo somenfs:/asdf /mnt/nfs but it sure would be nice ... has anyone looked at building up a dependency tree in the fork case so that all nodes of the same depth get forked off at the sametime ? i patched in a new "bg" option so that all fstab entries with "bg" in the options field would automatically fork off so i could at least get the first depth all forking concurrently ... -mike
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